Traveling through the Warhammer world, but I didn’t cry.

Skadi.

In other words, the Heir gods who reluctantly united together in order to obtain the blood of the original body have never felt such unstoppable power since their birth.

No matter how they evolve or adapt, they must lower their heads under the powerful power of the original body.

Just like if the weak among the wolves want to survive from the strong, they must wag their tails and show their belly, showing their pity.

Therefore, they controlled Skadi to look lovable. Unfortunately, this scene did not attract the pity of the original body. For the two of them, Skadi's beauty was far inferior to the charm of Slaanesh's men. The temptation of mana from the soul is even harder to overcome.

"Okay... Haihei. I will call you Skadi." Leman Russ's voice contained the arrogance of the strong towards the weak. Skadi did not dare to make a sound of resistance at all, deeply He lowered his head, letting the heirs surrounding the depths of the ocean also show their surrender.

"What are you?" Leman Russ asked again, which was also a question that Magnus was curious about. "Are you native creatures on this planet, or are you aliens? Your appearance reminds me of something. Old friends, those friends are much more difficult than you."

Skadi raised his head, as if he couldn't understand that a powerful being like Leman Russ would know nothing about the past. In this land, power is often deeply connected to the dusty history.

Is this a temptation? Or something else?

Skadi was doubtful, but still explained seriously according to Leman Russ's question. She first led everyone to swim with her toward the giant jellyfish, controlling the spread and retraction of the heirs.

The place gradually revealed its original appearance. Even after being baptized by sea water and time, the severely corroded walls can still show the regular traces of civilization processing.

Skadi pointed at these and said, "This is what our creator left behind. He left us a mission, which is to spread life to every corner of the universe."

Another man-made creation, Magnus stared at the mottled wall and couldn't help but think of the portal that his soul had watched in the far north.

Is there any connection between the two?

The deep-sea hunter Gladia who followed along blinked her eyes. She was quite surprised that the sea heir was actually a remnant of the previous civilization.

The doctor showed signs of physical discomfort. He covered his head with his hands as if he had lost all sense. He was in a daze and could only stand up with the help of Gladia.

Skadi walked deeper, and the mottled walls where the sea descendants spread and receded recorded the entire process of the sea descendants' evolution.

The deeper you go, the more you realize that this place is like a research laboratory. Naturally, Leman Russ and Magnus did not recognize the writing of the pre-Terran civilization, but it was covered by the hood of the windbreaker. The doctor with his own face showed the look of recollection.

This guy is indeed extraordinary. His succubus physique is inextricably linked to his profound past.

The two brothers looked at each other. They were not in a hurry to urge the doctor to tell him everything he knew. They just followed Skadi with interest.

Everyone was intercepted by a gate. Skadi could do nothing to open the gate, so Leman Russ stood up and prepared to smash everything with his iron fist.

At this time, the doctor broke away from Gladia's cold and smooth embrace. He staggered to the door and found the facial recognition board.

A faint blue light swept over his face, and then the closed door opened with a mechanical creaking sound.

There are some huge equipment inside that the original body has no idea of ​​its function at first glance. There is a giant hollow tree with a diameter of more than several thousand meters in the center. The branches spread here wantonly, but there is no living breath in it.

This is like a piece of meat that has lost its soul. It grows by relying on the simplest instinct. When energy is input, it expands. When the consumption exceeds the intake, it withers.

"This is the Poseidon of Growth, a dark blue tree that grows forever." Skadi introduced it this way. "Its roots go deep into the earth's mantle and rely on the energy of the planet to grow. The new heirs rely on its clustered branches to obtain their initial growth." Nutrition."

"It's really spectacular... The pre-civilization you mentioned is really something that has been researched. In our land, if anyone dared to study this thing, he would have been wiped out with his land." Leman Russ laughed. Then, he walked forward and passed the petite Skadi.

Magnus walked to the messy research equipment, hoping to find some ancient history.

The two brothers were busy with their work, waiting for the right moment to ask the doctor questions.

"This place looks so familiar..." The doctor murmured to himself, and this voice fell into Gladia's ears.

"Doctor, have you... ever been a member of this institute?"

"I'm not sure, Gladia. My memory..."

The doctor's voice dropped. Everyone in Rhode Island knew that the doctor's memory was severely damaged. It was better to expect Kelsey to face every day with a smile than to expect him to remember anything.

Gladia sighed and stayed by the doctor's side to keep him from getting into trouble. The doctor looked at the words on the wall of the huge research room. He was using his own knowledge to analyze the words on the wall.

During the interpretation, he extracted several keywords, one was the chief researcher and the other was the observer.

Understanding that Leman Russ and Magnus were also confused, the doctor did not intend to conceal the information he had interpreted but spoke directly.

"The heirs are not a disaster that engulfed the continent. On the contrary, they are gifts from previous civilizations to future generations."

"What do you mean? If you give these things time, can they recreate the glory of the previous civilization?" Magnus asked.

The doctor shook his head and replied, "The former civilization has perished, and no one can save it. The enemies that exist outside the starry sky hate thinking. Only people like Haiji who maintain the Gestalt spirit will never evolve to carry out complex tasks. Only species with active thinking brains can escape their surveillance.”

"Ah... the high-altitude barrier is indeed not a natural formation, but a cage to prevent predators from rushing in." Magnus nodded, and many things were explained in the doctor's narration.

Leman Russ frowned slightly. The so-called pre-civilization did not seem to be a weak civilization. They had the ability to create biological weapons like Haihe, and they could also create a barrier to seal an entire planet. From these two points, we can see that the pre-civilization is not a weak civilization. Civilization must be able to explore the stars.

But they were completely destroyed, leaving only some relics and documents for future generations to recall.

"I seem to be a member of the former civilization. I am different from this world." The doctor looked at his hands, as if he could see the blood flowing in them.

Suddenly he remembered something, turned around and looked at Leman Russ and Magnus and asked, "You are also very special to this world. Could it be that you are also the descendants left by the previous civilization to fight against the enemies in the stars?" Hand?"